If you are interested in advancing your career in nursing, a bachelor’s degree is critical to your future success. In fact, many health care institutions now prefer to hire nurses with bachelor’s degrees.
If you are interested in advancing your career in nursing, a bachelor’s degree is critical to your future success. In fact, many health care institutions now prefer to hire nurses with bachelor’s degrees.
The RN to B.S. in Nursing option at Towson University can help you broaden your nursing practice skills and build a solid foundation for developing an area of specialization. You will gain the education you need to assume expanding nursing roles that require greater problem-solving and critical-thinking skills, both within health care institutions and the community. The RN to B.S. option builds on your previous learning and offers nursing courses that are designed to improve your professional nursing practice.
Minimum cumulative GPA of a 2.50
Students must complete both the RN to B.S. application and the University Admissions Office application by the respective deadlines.
Prerequisite courses must be completed prior to full acceptance to the option: General Chemistry (4 credits), Nutrition (3 credits) and Microbiology (4 credits). A grade equivalent of 2.00 is required.
Admission to the option is determined by the Towson University Department of Nursing.
Acceptance and enrollment as a Towson University student is required to begin the option.
Students applying for admission to the RN to B.S. in Nursing degree completion option must either have been admitted to the university or be currently seeking admission to the university. Admitted RN to B.S. degree completion students must complete a few steps to finalize enrollment, including the submission of a Towson University Enrollment Contract and Fee.
Students will work closely with an academic adviser to follow a plan for success in completing the degree requirements. View more information about degree requirements and course descriptions in the Undergraduate Catalog.
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